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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05
Alta CKED BIZ A BRUTAL HUSBAND AND DOG

Il
brutal OF assault came to light yesterday through
an application for warrant made 10 Justice Patterson Ia
the Harlem Court The applicants were Mary Fiupat
rick and her daughter. who is about twenty years OLD
The elder woman was barely able To imp INTO court
She and her daughter told "A story OF long
continued abuse the part or MIS-
Ttzparicks husband james The daughcris sald 10 De
The main support the household Hne has -brotier
nineteen years old. but he was thrown lronra car ana "
urd his head about year His brain seems 10 ma We
been affected and he has not been able 10 40 lni en-
work since There are two Younger chill
dren and the family live III
sbauty In West SIxty-siXth-st, between fIShth
and Smith ayes. The daughter says She thinks her
father wishes get nd OF her mother for the sake oi an
On thursday he found the wife alone and
began abusing her. she ran OUT VI tne
shauty. He seized Der by the thIoat ana
called his vicious bulldog He then set the dog upon her
The beast fastened his faDgs In her hip she stovc
TO shove him of with her hands when the bFhte tore
her am When the brutal husband ordered tle uog 10
desist the woman stag gered into the house Her nlhs
pierced through again and again by the dogs ianss anu
tncre u one spot on her hip where ior sA vi
eight inches the nesh IA discoorcd and torn.
Justice Patterson issued warrant aud Onlcer cenah
OF the Court Squad tried to It, but TIE man was
not found. Nj. Berghs society sen, Agent Pniart
to the house and he shot the dog Mrs Fitzpatrieks IN
ues bad grown serious that she removed W the
Ninety ninth Street Hospital.
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THE OPERA COMPANY MUST Plead.

CHICAGO Feb. (Speeiah.-In the case of James II.
McVicker against the American Opera Company for
$1,000 damages for nonfulhlme of contract In not
playing at Mcvickcrs Theatre after date had been
gwen Judge Collins today overruled the defendant
demurrer to the declaration and ordered to plead
within thirty days Leave also given the plaintiff 10
cite additional counts TO his declaration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05

FANNY DAVENPORTS DIAMONDS RECOFERED
MEMPHIS. Tenn Feb A telegram from Kansas City
the there this evening OF Charles Tai
bott, the night clerk Of the Gayoso Hotel who Tues
day morning robbed FANNY Davenport of her diamonds,
valued at $4,000 The made by Captain John
C. Mc(inR. of Pnkerton's Detective Agency who came
here and left Memphis yesterday morning for Kansas
City 10 where Talbot had been traced All the jewelry
and 500 In cash have been recovered.
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PACE CoIrPSE AT NIAGARA FALLS.

LocKPuRr Feb i-BufIalo capitalists nave iolineu
stock company to construct race COURSE "' N''e
Falls similar TO those at sheepshead bay, 0'i''o
pro,ch and other sn,nmer resorts The old Trigley
pozaar ON the Niarnra Reservation will be removed anu
used "a "A club house nile track one hundred eet I'M
will be laid out aud made equal TO the pest III u lime
try IL Is hoped 10 have the course ARRANGED lV
circuit This move Is but the beginning Oh s ssnrts
10 make Niagara Falls one OF the most PoPui"i ~
for alInIner visitors IN this COUNTY,.
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A DINNER TO RORr COOK.

number OF Yale graduates have invited Robert o. ~
the ell known Yale coach dinner the Hotel Bruins
February la Among the ssners Of the ie Freero
Henry Il. Rowland, 0eorgc a refers
Stevens Frederic Kernochan, Al. Dwight Collier ooo,a
Adee, Ernest q. steduan, VIM y Dixon, S.saysns
Allen w Eygrts Henry W. Taft, Alexander H. o.e
William d. Morgan, Charles ID. ingerso Hsmi,l1n a.
Wheesr Arthur NJ Dodge M Cook has accepted OIL ''0
nYttaloo.
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covnrrrov or NETWORK SAVINGS BANKS.

ALBANY, Feb. 4.-The final instaiInent Oh SAVINGS
banks reports shows that the resources OF heso
banks In New-York are s32o.475.726 as against
1901 l47 s3l In 1885, an increase OF $l9327s9o III inc
twelve months The amount deposited Is S2'ooo'o9''
as against S255oi6,Isl in 1888, IN increase Oh
gil $685. Is, and the total number OF depost"rs Is
500 433 as against 6lO5o4 In 1888, an Increase Oh
2s,9l3 Following the reports OF the remainder Vi
the sayings banks:
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LAWLESSyySS IN COLORADO.

DENVER, Fob. 4.-The excitement In Archuleta 'o""y
continues at fever heat Yesterday another resiuo"'
house set nro and the postmaster Mt fasos'
Springs was giyen notice Ia leave the town Inc LeS'
laure to-day appointed committee 10 investigate ' ,d
falls OF Archuleta County. Most OF the democrats ,e
against the appointment OF the committee hsset
II was n scheme ~ the Republicans 10 unseat mo D
cratic officials of tho county.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05

Jndgc Ashe was born I'm orange County. v C., and vas
graduated nc the University or Nor'h Carolina In ISL
After leaving college he engaged In tho pr euce oil la"
fc elected 20 the state Legislature al az was 'oic
torof tie With Judicial Dstr.ct 0n ls!7 10 lo5l and was
elected 10 the state senate in lsJ He elected IN
1851 Confederate House Or Rcprcsen 'ive' ana To
the Senate in 1864. He wa- nc unsuccess
ful can % late for ''psern0r III lS5s ana
from December g. 1873. Ia March J, 1871 WAS Dcino
crlilc mnmhcr OF NOngrass
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sUcCEsSFUL BENEFIT TO A MANAGER

PHILADELPHIA. FOB. ! tSD,cidi-The Testimonial oon
eft 10 George G. Brothcrou, manager OF the lcnP'o
Theatre. recently destroyed by frs. WAS success
Academy OF Music filled from the first moor " VA.
dome, and the programme included all the lronnen
In the city we'll large delegation oiu 49,,
York The net proceeds not known, but tbey c@''
fall much short OF $4,000 Many were turned away
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05

INSTITUTING BRANCH OF THE SIGMA PHI
BETHLEHEM. Penn, Feb. 4-The first branch Of the
Pennsylvania Alpha Chapter OF the Sigma Phi fraternity
that has been established in thirty years formally i'll
stituted to-day at Lehgh Valley University. Among
those who took part In the ceremony Ex-Governor
Hariranft Ex-Governor Hoffman. John Jay Knox. Elihu
Root. Richard Elmer +. T.. Blackwell Thomas VI. North.
l.. NJ. Jerome Wilhelm Wynderse and T. y. North. OF
NewYOrk s s. Could Falls Professor j. Foster,
Schenectady and Il. s. and K ID. Benedict, of Brooklyn
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To HAVE pprN STARVED TO DEATH

ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN STARVED TO DEArh'
NEwBURG Feb tSpeeiab West Point ana hiSn'
land Falls below excited the alleged cueI teaE
Annie scworth. years old VINO hVed win
Hugo Lascher some months, her mother having e'
her and gone to New-NOrk. Ihrce "eeAS
ago the child was taken away ifo'n '"',"o'
40 nm ,nc,o ., Iosonb Ineele's home where she died on
Tuesday. IL had rumored tiat tne 4Irl was ~
beaten a. well ~ starved, but DR.. Chace saws 'na,
though much emaciaed there were no signs Vi '" y"
st.Y
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The l. OF the Frtc OF Durham smoking iOharrs
warpath; going nearly retail Store
by all to be the best earth aud the pride OF fhe ssokef>
heart on his a. York will arrive about fetrtsry
10 Get yonr pipes ready and let HE retail dealers be ssy
supply their customers by giving orders 90 wholesalers
AMI Ohb,rs once 10 ocCasol delay. smoke TIE
Pride u
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Posi- Office Notice.

,shoua DO read DAILY by all interested as changes may
occur At any tiinel .. -, ho ana. .ltros..t
TOR suatch Dy particular steamer except Nni u - 10
s,rd ~ OK bank AMI commercial cuneh.s
not specially addressed being seat by the tes Neses
available -. 80, 49,, ra,r,.rv vu! cl,,,
fpuoupIIYin all cases. At LAis once as IOiio"s.
S,TunDAY-At . A. H. Haytl and furk Island, per
steainslip Alert at IL a IN. for Nofwv ate',. lss
staansnip Jh,ngyala (etters must DO directed pei
TMngValiaD IL a. Tor Ja maic.- pcs s.esIisinp
l,nIh God zen; ll3O A. for EirOpe per steAnsnp
Auraua VIA Queenstown Qetters or ftance ~ ...ot
ianI italy spa and Portugal Must 10 aiteesel ~
Spa,n aud Portugal. per steamship Ia % sta.s
uayr, 0etters for Great Brtaln Anu "S.,s
Erronran countries must DO ilieetea 'r..r
Er.f,yn,' }; at M Tor the Nee'e mn, ia
per stsu neg rdsm y: III IL M for besium diioet
uiIe..o" Nederland VIA Antwerp AottcES mus W
per s S.o "psr NeierIsnd"). AZ l2So ~. ,os
direct steamship Jeanne AZ y IN. W
81 s,sorss W. Clyde m Tor Venezuela and S"n<
Goa per steamship Caracas
Nal. Tor CHINA Japan steamship city o. sydney
-A~ close here February . A. w.
far Australia New.Zeaand sandwich, fpi ana ssnos
Islauds per steamship MarposA iron Dan -
Sors of steamship Aer with British mas ior sss
Mails Tor tue Society Isands, per snip, am a.
san Francisco close here feo uAry ~ thence ~
Nais Tor cuba by rAh W Tampa fla IA Scs dxy ~
steamer via Key West Fla. CLOSE ~ '"S
$50 - IN
Ts ..,.,ns of closus OF Trans Pacific mans ~
nm - OF TIER corrupted cve' ~
Mails ffoua us sAss "a
Francssso on the dxy Of calling Of steamers sSs
thence the same 'st HENRY q. PEARSON rUstnssssA
Pot once New.York. N. r. Jan "a 40"
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TO SELL THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC AT AUCTION
Adrian II. Muller & Son Will sell the Academy of Music
on March at the Real Estate Exchange. Louis Meser
said yesterday that exactly what would be covered by the
sale could be stated but that the terms Of sale
preparation and would shortly be issued 1t Is
understood that the leased lots will not be sold.
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ENOUGH DRINK FoR THE TnIRsrLEsr CITY:

ENOUGH DRINK FOR THE IllIlsSIli-oI VII
To the Editor Of TIE tribune.
SIR: A resolution il now under consideration by the
Board of Excise not TO grant license IN any Assem-
bly, District the number of saloons shall be edneed
TO the proportion OF to 500 population THIS PROPOSE
ton is in fun accord with the strong public opinion ny
which the present Excise Board put into Once "
the saloons have Limit Of multiplication the cllS If
doomed. The Excise Board rightly Judge That one saloon
population will furnish all the drink the thirst
est city require. and that than that only pro
vides for crime aud It's refuge Yours truly,
w-Iork, Feb. L. 1851. HOWARD Crosby
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INVESTIGATING MRS CoCHRAyES DEATH
Johanna Weiss alias White. OF No. 2l3 East Pistieth st
where Sarah n. cochraDe. OF White Plains. died last
Monday was locked up IN the White Plains jail last plight
hv Coroner Purdy in consequences Of The siseosures at
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IrrING NEIRLY Ill YEA rs.

Novwrcu. Conn. Feb. 4-sophia Congdon, OF Will
mantle Conn died Oh Wednesday at the age OF ITO years
d seven months Her age Is vouched for BY the iamy
and the records are said ~ provelt
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MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY NTELLiGfAoh.
IsprAsApoLIs Feb. (peeioD-The striie amons 'OS",
passenger agents operating under inc onio ,. ON
,sd % the arrest Of H. Fisher, agent OF the olh
Snnau Hamilton and Indianapolis road, on the charge
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CHANDLER J. WELLS.

BUFFALO. Feb. 4-Chandler J. Wells. eXmayor OF
Buffalo died This morning in the seventy third year OF
his age he for many contractor ana builder
ana built several large cIevai"rsun tue buhalo RIVER
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pyae,. sparaIins Water

Pur- Cloves Caps and Mufs. Se1lskin Garments rreos
marked down. G. g. SHAME manufacturer. los Prlnocs1
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

GovERNMENT INDICArGoSs-FoR "a HoURa
WASHINGTON Feb. 4.-For New England. New-fork,
Pennsylvania NewJersey and Delaware. fair weather,
followed by rain or snow, northeasterly winds
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Gueclll N,iicsJ

A the Grave. Collection.
Ell, the most import,nt sea the Morgan COD
lecton."-lrhe Evsnlng Post
ON EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING.
0am 6p and 7SO N 10 an
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES,
6EAsr 23DsE (dADIsoN SQUARED
THE 1upo sr,vr COLLECTION OF
VALUABLE PAINTINGS SCULPTURE.
ORIENTAL PoHCrLAINS. ENAMbLs
SWORDS JADEAND IVORY CARVINGS. LACQUERs
BRoNZEs CRYSTALS AND OTHER
OBJECTS OF ART,
Belonging to the estate Of
ROBERT GRAVES. esd deceased OF brooklyn
To BE SOLD BY AUCTION. WITHOUT RESERVE
By order Of tie ADMINISTRATOR beginning with the Paintings
on WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Or EVENINGS FEB 9. 10 AND H.
Al CHICKERfNG HALL
CONTINUING MONDAY AND TUESDAY AFTER
MOONS FEB II AND Is.
ATTHE ANGLICAN ART GALLERIES.
Catalogues continuing 80 Kurt = Prototype Illustrations
forwarded upon re ceipt OF price. 10 cents
.,o 10 cbck.rps Hail on evenings Of sale will be by
cAARHp5iS sS%I which may hal application To
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, Managers,
EAST 23D-sT, MADISON SQUARED
Bangs & Co, 73s and 74i broadway
will sell at auction
MONDAY AND TUESDAY. FEB AND g. Msso p nlr
The Library Of the late
John p. JAYNE. ESQ, OF THIS CITY.
u, Americana and General LITERATURE especially
Siosr"ph.ca chronological and Historical Works also
nnmcet OF Pc ats sDd other engtaylnss ----
Extra Large IN sealskin s.e9Ies P,sss ,Sa,Ss'
Mechanical, and Patent once Drawings; me Wool En-
srayiass Tor Manufacturer. A. augiorL haftforL COM
The Gardner Pine Needle OIL. ..,.... 49,,
R %ano Isin So BY drssss PARK rILfOkp Asea's
Outer and BeaTer ,u sHd frsi q M sSss nna ~
los frinse-sI wee "a Dsost"s2.-
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Children Cry for P,tcher's Castsris.
Great Exclrcmral In phlIadeIphIa,

Daring the fpiirrnic Of Parum,sir
New England Beu-ons asicrs proved the oniy
81 preventive. Avoid qnsck mutations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05

CeuSrcfo Laxative,
For constipation fruit pulp oonfccon agrsssbis sn1
efficient At Druggists
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CrOw-cRAvFN- ruesfay. February l. ~ the resi-
briss father Mr. John NJ Glow SD ON ave-.
Anna Glow 10 Frank y. Craven OF Albany ~ u
No cards
LANDoN -rSG ERsorfs-on Thursday. Fehraarv = is-I
Jamess VI. D. church. New York by the hsv iicafy
baker. d. D. Fsnne sargent itusher Of - It. LAMBDA 70
T. Alexander ingsrsol. all Of New YORK CITY
MFAD-SEYMDUR-On Thurstsv. Janngy ~. 1887, ~
the Rev James Ramsay Vanlete r. seymour u hseai Ice
II. Mead.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TRIBUNE OyrIcE. Feb D. a. n. The osro"'e'o' Ueo
RAPIDLY Yesterday the skies clearing before aA~u I"o
Temperature ranged between 2io and 3A c d ~ A. V
,97o, being 2Ofso higher than the corresponding N"'
iast year and 7sS higher than on fhursday s,- ~.
fam satpsr growing cloudy possibly with snow or nam
nearly stationary temperature.
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KILLED on THE PENNSYLVANIA.
TaENToS Feb A supposed to be D''
Codinsk, OF NewYork, IA tailor was struck ny tho .
O'Clock PENNSYLVANIA train at Princeton Junction as'
evening and killed. The body was taken ~ inc iieH''
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Black Bear Robes Furs Of all tnis rrises married
down Z. &. sgArSK los frncosL
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IrpGE THOMAS SAMUEL AsHE.

RALEIGH, y. c.. Feb. A--IudSe Thomas samuel Ashe'
Of the supreme Court, died az his residences Ia
NalesbuiO tAi, morning.
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unlike all natural sprnR waters IN mat rs mare fom
distilled the OF disease
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Plsusy psins ssthmstie and al thrOss affections aro
soon relieved by that certain remedy for coughs and
colds. Dr.. Jaync's Expectorant ::
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-05

OF and Ncw-iork Etching Cut Al
the AZ adeniy OF Design unusually interesting
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81. the most mporttnt sel here since the Norgan c"
lection THE Evsnng Post
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Al notice, Of marriages must be Endorsed rith yaH
name and address
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STRAY THOUGHTS.

EDITOR BULLETIN Reading re-
ports of the transactions of the
Legislative Assembly leads me to
the conclusion that we are still some
what removed from constitutional
government and ministerial respons-
ibility.
Ministerial measures are brought
in and the votes upon them show
Ministers arrayed against Ministers.
Bills are presented by mobiles and
representations that should properly
be presented by the Ministers.
All this leads one to believe that
the government has no policy out
lined, unless it may be to hold their
seats at all odds,
Even the act amending the Appro-
priation Act of 1886, surely a
ministerial measure, is the sport of
hayward members of the Ministry.
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DOLLARS IN LONDON.

EDITOR BULLETIN MIR. q. w.
Macfarlane's explanation in regard
to "dollars in London" is not salts
factory TO me nor do l think it can
be to the public generally.
Admitting he is right about the
Massachusetts Bonds being in
pounds-and if l was in error it was
because just before the quotation of
these bonds, the Louisiana loan was
quoted by using the term for dollars
49," and presumed the quotations
which followed were the same, al
though neither the "f" nor so is
used-it does not prove the state
ment made in his report to the Min
lister of Finance to he correct.
Allow NE to repeat his own words.
"The law provides for the issuing
of the coupon bonds payable IN
American gold dollars. This pro-
vision we found serious obstacle
to our negotiations as all foreign
loans placed in London without ex-
ception are made payable in equiva-
Tents of British money"
Not one word is said in his report
about Government" loans, or
whether or not the loans are "is-
sued" Or "dealt in"
The point l wanted to make is
this, that there are many millions Of
bonds "placed" in the London mar
ket that are not ''made payable in
equivalents of British money" This
is true of the Argentine, Belgian,
United States and other Govern
ment" bonds.
/ cannot comprehend his state
ments about "issued in London"
''issued in other countries" 'dealt
in" etc. Are not the Hawaiian
bonds to be "issued" in Honolulu!
When "issued" they will be "plac-
ed" in London and probably "dealt
in"
The estate" of Louisiana has a
Government and all bonds issued
by that or any other State are "Goy-
eminent" bonds.
If the Argentine Republic finds
such an advantage in issuing its
bonds in sterling over dollars, it
would seem advisable for the city of
New York to convert its bonds in
dollars into pounds, for | observe in
the London stock list:
New York city per cent. bonds
O90D 1000, each quoted at 1876
per cent. to 40 per cent. !; issue
$4,000, 900.
The shrewd Vanderbilt might also
issue his New York Central bonds in
sterling and reap a rich premium,
as these bonds are also quoted in
the same list as follows:-
New York Central and Hudson
River mortgage bonds, z per cent.
(1903) quoted 1874 to 1889; issue
0,455, 900.
l claim that Mr.. Macfarlane's
statement here quoted is not borne
up by the facts.
This article was prepared for
your Issue of the 18th inst, but for
reasons withheld. l deem it advis-
able to publish it now.
2. G, JONES.
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VESSELS EXPECTED.

HIJMS Tsukuba, from Acapulco,
Mex, due Feb POPS.
Am bk Coloma, from Portland, en-
route for lIongkong, due Oct $3.50.
Am blk Southern Chief, from Port
land, Or, en- route to Hongkong, due
Oct 20-3l.
Ger blk Deutchland, from Bremen,
due Feb l-20.
Am bktne Ella, Z Rust, from Eureka
Cal, due Oct 1920.
Brit bark Min, from Liverpool, due
December Ito.
Am bktDe August Burchard, from
Newcastle, N S ", due Oct 1-20
Haw schooner Jennie Walker, B An
derson, from Fanning's Island, due Sept
l-20.
Am tern Eva, j 0 Wikman, from
Eureka, Cal Sept lilo.
Am bark e o Whitmore, T Thompson,
from San Francisco, due Sept 1870.
Am ship Matilda, Merriman, from
Hongkong, due July 12-3l.
Am bktne Amelia, w Newhall, from
Port Townsend, due August l5-3l.
Am bark S0noma, T Fl Griffiths, from
Port Townsend, w L due Aug 20-3l.
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Section 3--This Act shall become
a law upon its approval. Passed.
The schedule was then read.
Mr.. Smith offered an amendment
that in place of fl00, "be inserted
in brackets $50, f100 or $500 as
the case may be. Lost.
Minister Ashford amended by
striking out the fl00 and leaving
the place blank. Carried.
A long discussion ensued in re-
gard to the wording of some of the
paragraphs of the schedule, but re-
suited in no amendments except that
recorded above.
On motion the schedule passed as
amended.
The preamble was then read.
Mr.. Smith offered an amendment
that the second part be struck out,
and the following inserted; "And,
whereas, the financial agents of the
Hawaiian Government have agreed
with certain English subscribers to
a portion of said Loan to deliver to
such subscribers coupon bonds ex-
pressed in sterling money, and con-
tanning provisionslnOt expressed fin
or authorizediby the said Act, and
such subscribers have paid to said
financial agents the amount of mo-
ney subscribed by them" Carried.
The enacting clause was then
read and passed as read.
The bill then passed as amended,
and the committee rose and recon-
mend that the House pass the bill
to engrossment, to be read third
time on Saturday. Adopted.
Third reading Of the road bill.
Passed.
Adjourned to | p. NJ.
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----------------------------
NOW PILLS ARE MADE.

The Custom of taking medicine in
the form of pills dates far back in
history. The object is to enable us
to swallow easily in a condensed
form disagreeable and nauseous, but
very useful, drugs. 10 what vast
dimensions pill-taking has grown
may be imagined when we say that
in England alone about 1000, 900,
900 (two thousand million) pills are
consumed every year. In early
days pills were made slowly by hand,
as the demand was comparatively
small. To-day they are produced
with infinitely greater rapidity by
machines especially contrived for
the purpose, and with greater ac-
curacy, too, in the proportions of the
various ingredients employed.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-11-22
RECEPTION AT ESKBANK.

An "event of the season" was the
reception given by Mr.. and Mrs.
S. G. Wilder TO Mr.. and Mrs. G. p.
Wilder at Eskbank last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Wilder arrived
by the last steamer from the Coast,
where they were recently married.
Miss Lillian Kimball, now Mrs.
Wilder, is graduate of Mills Col
lege, and it was at that place that
she and Mr.. Wilder first met, and
where they were married. Ii this is
in any way connected with the new
''league" said to exist among the
young men of Honolulu to enforce
their social claims as against a
monopoly of ''brass buttons" then
the movement will certainly gain in
popularity. In fact the "new con-
stitution" is assured. Mr.. Wilder
is certainly to be congratulated, and
we tender to both of them our con-
CALCULATIONS.
A large number of friends of the
family, including members of the
Royal family, Cabinet Ministers and
their wives, members of the Legis-
lature, and, in short, prominent
people in all walks of life, assem-
bled in the spacious rooms of Esk-
bank to tender respects and congra-
tulations to the happy pair. The
house was tastefully decorated for
the occasion, as was to be expected,
and all went off pleasantly. The
event will long be remembered by
those who were present to enjoy it,